WHayward
Member
- Location
- California
- Occupation
- Electrical Contractor
I went out to bid a job for a panel upgrade where the bathroom hot and cold water lines are run externally and are routed behind the service riser conduit and above the existing panel along the eve.
The pipes follow the eve of the house past the service riser then in another 5ft make a 90 down and enter the house 24 inches from the ground.
The customer is willing to have a plumber move the pipes, but they would still need to be on the same wall, possibly below the new panel.
What is the correct way to handle this?
I have found mention of clearance in front and above the panel, gas line clearances, but not water pipe clearances.
Thank you for your help.
The pipes follow the eve of the house past the service riser then in another 5ft make a 90 down and enter the house 24 inches from the ground.
The customer is willing to have a plumber move the pipes, but they would still need to be on the same wall, possibly below the new panel.
What is the correct way to handle this?
I have found mention of clearance in front and above the panel, gas line clearances, but not water pipe clearances.
Thank you for your help.